When a user enrolls a mobile device (iOS or Android) without enabling mobile device management, what happens? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• AThe device is added to the Endpoints page in the Admin and User portals.
• BThe web applications assigned to the user are added to the Web Apps screen in the CyberArk Identity mobile app.
• CThe associated mobile applications are added and available for deployment automatically.
• DThe mobile device policies defined in the CyberArk Cloud Directory policy service policy set are installed.
• EThe device's model name, serial number, OS number, and Network Carrier information will be uploaded to the Identity portal.
• FThe mobile phone can now be used as a MFA Authentication Factor.

• A
  89% (42)
• C
  6% (3)
• E
  2% (1)
• F
  2% (1)

Explanation

Note: The question asks for three correct answers; based on CyberArk Identity behavior, the full correct set is A, B, and F. The prompt appears to list only A, but the explanation below covers all three.

Enrolling a device without MDM gives CyberArk Identity basic visibility and authentication capability, but no management control. A is correct because any enrollment-MDM or not-registers the device in the Endpoints page so administrators can track it. B is correct because the user's assigned web apps populate the Web Apps screen in the CyberArk Identity mobile app regardless of MDM status; this is purely an app-portal function. F is correct because once a device is enrolled, the mobile app can generate OTPs or push notifications for MFA, which requires no management profile.

The distractors are wrong because they all describe MDM-specific capabilities: C (automatic mobile app deployment) and D (policy installation) require an MDM profile to push configurations to the device, and E (harvesting hardware details like serial number and carrier) also requires MDM-level device access.

Memory tip: Think "No MDM = No Management." Without MDM, CyberArk can only see the device (Endpoints page), serve the user (web apps in the mobile app), and verify identity (MFA)-the three S's: See, Serve, Secure. Anything that installs, deploys, or collects hardware data needs MDM.

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